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My Girl

I could lose myself in her soft green eyes in her dimples when she smiles in the little hints of baby that are still clinging to her face. I could lose myself in her infectious laugh in her deep, giggly voice in the scent of her hair that smells like shampoo, and sweat, and ketchup I could lose myself in her dreams of glitter and princes in her songs that make no sense in her stories that go on, and on, and on I could lose myself in thoughts of who she'll be one day in thoughts of her hopes and dreams in thoughts of the boy who will steal her heart. I watch her as she sleeps her breath even and slow her face so soft and serious I lay here next to her, and I get lost.
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Oct 21, 2010
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